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> There may be no such images, because it’s not interesting to observe two bright spots. *Seriously?* There are an unlimited amount of uninteresting pictures o
by russellbeattie 5y ago
> There may be no such images, because it’s not interesting to observe two bright spots.
*Seriously?* There are an unlimited amount of uninteresting pictures on the internet, but no one has bothered to take a picture of a fundamental claim of quantum mechanics because it's so trivial as to be boring?
Really??
- aeternum 5y agoYou can do the experiment yourself with a laser pointer and two slits.
- russellbeattie 5y agoLOL. See paragraph #2 of my original post. Thank you so much.
- aeternum 5y agoIf you try it yourself and continue moving the 'screen' closer towards the two slits, the wave pattern will eventually disappear and you will have the two 'piles' of photons you refer to. There's nothing like testing it yourself in 'real life' if you remain unconvinced.
- russellbeattie 5y agoOhh. If this is true, I won't just apologize, I'll send you flowers. Looking into it now.